PUMA, from PCCM, offers high school students an inquiry-based materials science program at Princeton, featuring hands-on labs, project-based learning, and faculty interaction, with annually varied curricula.

The STEM Academy, in partnership with the Bronx Center for Science and Math, offers intensive physics and chemistry tutoring, faculty lectures, lab visits, and student panels during NYC public school breaks.

Through our after-school science clubs, MRSEC volunteers work closely with a group of students to introduce them to scientific concepts and develop their interests and curiosity in STEM fields.

Each July, Penn State MRSEC coordinates a science outreach event at the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts, engaging ~1300 visitors through interactive demonstrations and fostering mentorship among volunteers.

The Science Honors Program (SHP) offers advanced courses in various scientific disciplines for high school students, focusing on topics like organic chemistry, neurobiology, and astrophysics during fall and spring semesters.

UCSB ScienceLine is an "Ask a Scientist" program allowing K-12 students to submit questions answered by researchers, with responses archived for educational purposes.

The Scientific Thinkers program at OSU fosters STEM engagement in Columbus elementary schools by having students interact with OSU volunteers to promote confidence and inquiry-based learning.

The MRSEC at UW-Madison offers adaptable K-12 activities, a Research Experience for Teachers program, and promotes inclusive teaching practices for diverse learning environments.

The "Un día en el lab" project by I-MRSEC features graduate student Marilyn Porras Gomez, offering a video overview of a typical lab experience for K-5 and middle school students.